First Day at Disney I will never forget that day my family and I pulled into the hotel parking lot. It was the start of a wondrous and awesome vacation. We got out of our deep, ocean, blue van and bounced with joy up to the sliding doors of the hotel. The hotel on the outside looked like a disco ball and an orchestra blew up. It was so vibrant and bright, but the inside was much more subtle than the outside. I had sofas with music notes on them and was overall very alluring. It also had air conditioning and I loved that. I felt like a roasting chicken in the Orlando heat. So after standing in awe for one minute, we glided up to the receptionist and questioned if our room was ready. “Not quite yet, but it should be ready soon. We will text you when your room is ready.” the receptionist replied. “Okay, thanks.” my mom said in return. I had just realized that my siblings and I were starving. “Can we go and eat now mommy?” my little brother Patton urged my mom. “Yeah, can we?” my little sister Addison pleaded. “ “Sure,” my mom replied, “but think about what you want to eat on the way to the food court.” On our way to the food court, we passed a huge gift shop and my siblings whined “Can we go and look in the gift shop? Please?” “Maybe after we go and eat lunch, but not right now, okay?” my parents replied. “Okay,” my sister Ashlyn sighed with sorrow. When we arrived at the food court, I almost instantly started drooling over the smell of succulent food. Don’t
“Do you still want to eat?” my mom said, “I mean you have already eaten too much, and you should eat
“Well, I’m sure your mom would explain if…” he trailed off, looking toward my house.
was definitely the potent smell of dead, rotting, fish carcasses in the breeze. Everywhere I
It all started on a chilly day in Akron, Ohio. It was on the 6th of June , where my family decided we will go down to Cancun, Mexico Riviera Maya. We were ready to spend the time of our life on that 1 week trip.
The Industrial Economy, by 1913, the United States produced one-third of the world’s industrial ouput. By 1880, the Census Bureau demostrated for the first time that a majority of the worplace enganged in non farming jobs. The growth of cities was vital for financing industrialization; about eleven million Americans moved from farm to city and others by overseas (1870-1920). Moreover, the railroad made possible for the Second Industrail Revolution. Railrods adopted a standard national gauge, for the first time for trains of one company to travel on any other company’s track. The growing population formed a broaden expanding market for the mass production, distribution, and marketing goods. Also, while the economy suffered prolonged downturns,
“Aw, yes sir. Right this way.” I smiled to myself as she directed us down a long hallway. She called me sir! I’m not old yet, am I? Anyway, we got to the door, and I looked it up and
“Well of course, we are going out to eat,” I couldn’t bare to tell Grayson we won’t get to eat for that long so I wanted him to have a nice meal.
This trip was probably my favorite vacation because it united my family in good way. I had a great
We went on a trip to florida for spring break of 2016 and we went to disney world when we were down there. We stayed for 7 days and we had so much fun because we went magic kingdom, animal kingdom and hollywood studios also epcot to. Today was are last day in florida and we planned nothing to do so we could sit back and relax because we are leaving tonight at 8:00 . Today we are gonna just go eat breakfast and then maybe go swimming and hang out. We have to go to a time chair place because they give some tickets for disney world.
When we got there we checked into our hotel. It was very fancy. We went to an Italian restaurant with our families and it was delicious. There was this giant ferris wheel and when we went high up it made
“just grab what you want and hide it like you do with the cookies your mom doesn’t want u to eat,” I told her.
The day has come, finally my very first vacation. I got up with excitement and I remember looking out my window and seeing how the sunrise was spreading across the sky. I remember my mom calling my siblings
“Are you packed yet?” These are the only words my mom say been saying to me for the last three weeks. We had been planning our trip to Disney World since Easter when my parents surprised me and my siblings with our plan tickets. That was seven months ago. There was now less than 24 hours before we would be heading to the Dubuque Airport and I was just deciding to pack. I was running through a check list in my head: shorts, tanktops, shirts, sweatshirts, jeans, shoes, hats, sunglasses, swimsuits, pajamas, underwear, and bras. Check! Now on to bath stuff: toothbrush, hairbrush, face wash, contacts, contacts solution, makeup and hair ties. Check! I hate packing because of all the dumb rules the airport has. Like the rule where you can’t have any liquids bigger than 5 oz. or whatever it is.
Most people think of the fashion industry as a materialistic world of extravagant, overpriced, un-wearable clothing. Where anorexic, and yet extremely beautiful women use their looks to sell you a product that they themselves probably don’t even like. They think of an industry that sets the most unattainable standards and lowers the self-esteem of young women to zero. They think of it as a world where everyone is judged and no one will ever be pleased…and in the end none of it even matters because they’re all just clothes, but I do not.
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